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The Divorce That Brought Us Back novel Chapter 270

Cassidy didn't over-explain things to Jasmine.

She just texted back: 'I'm not saying Mr. Jameson is a bad guy. He's helped me out a lot, too.'

'Don't overthink it for now. Let's just focus on getting this done together.'

'You'll understand eventually.'

Jasmine agreed.

But she couldn't stop thinking about it.

The next morning, while having breakfast with Felix, she couldn't resist asking for his take.

But since this was a secret among the three girls, she couldn't leak any details to anyone.

After a moment of thought, she phrased it vaguely: "Felix, how do you view a man's need to control a woman?"

"Need to control?" Felix blinked. "How do I view it? I don't. It makes no sense."

Jasmine clarified, "I mean, what do you define as being controlling?"

"I think only insecure guys are controlling," Felix replied. "Like, let's say I like you, but I'm insecure. I feel like I'm not good enough for you, and I'm terrified you'll leave me. So, I police who you hang out with, track where you go, and try to keep you locked in the palm of my hand to guarantee you won't walk away. That's what controlling is."

"Oh." Jasmine nodded.

That actually made sense.

But it wasn't the answer she was looking for.

She decided she'd revisit it later.

Meanwhile.

Nora was meeting Seraphina today.

The last time, Seraphina was the one who reached out, letting Nora pick the spot.

This time, Nora initiated, letting Seraphina choose the venue.

Seraphina gave her the address of a nail salon.

Nora figured Seraphina deliberately scheduled it during her manicure just to brush her off.

Since Nora was the one asking for a favor, she couldn't really complain.

Nora arrived ten minutes early. The receptionist escorted her into a reserved private room for two, offering her a single sofa to lounge on while she browsed through nail art designs.

To be honest.

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